What causes scanty periods after taking norethisterone?

Brief Answer: LIGHTER BLEEDING SHOULD NOT WORRY YOU Detailed Answer: Hello Thanks for writing to us with your health concern. After norethisterone, the period you would have would not be technically a ' natural ' period, but withdrawal bleeding in response to hormone withdrawal. Such ' periods ' are often characterized by a scant bleeding or often only spotting. So do not read much into it. The light period does not really corelate with the cyst. A review scan will tell you if the cyst resolved and if the endometrium is primed for the embryo transfer. To answer your question - no, the lighter period does not have any negative impact on the planned procedure or on the presence / absence of the cyst. Take care. Please feel free to ask for further clarifications.

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Brief Answer: THEY WOULD LOOK AT ENDOMETRIAL THICKNESS Detailed Answer: Hi, Before going for the frozen embryo transfer, they give you progynova which is estrogen. Estrogen is basically given to build up the endometrial lining, to thicken it and prime it for optimum reception of the embryo which is to be transferred. At the next scan, they would look at the endometrium, whether it is growing well enough to receive the embryo. You would not ovulate, as you would have been given inhibitory injections in the previous cycle ( this is called down regulation ). All the best.

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Yes, you should definitely have been given some kind of down regulation medication. Otherwise spontaneous ovulation would occur.

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Frozen transfer requires you to be on down regulation in the previous cycle for sure. Please clarify this at the earliest with your clinic.

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Well, progynova alone will not reliably prevent ovulation. You need to specifically ask them why downregulation ( for eg. The suprafact spray you mentioned ) was not given in the previous cycle.

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Hi again. Still does not make sense to me why they did not prime you in the previous cycle. Could you specifically ask them that ? Also, antibiotics are given before embryo transfer to prevent ascending uterine infection from the procedure, and increase chances of pregnancy. Maybe this will help - WWW.WWWW.WW Thank you for the appreciation. Many cheers of the festive season, and all the best for the transfer. Please feel free to contact me directly anytime at - WWW.WWWW.WW

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Hi again. Yes, one more way is that when they scan you, if the follicles are growing, and there are signs of one of them maturing to form a probably ovulating follicle, they can still given you downregulating medications. What they say also makes sense. If the cyst had persisted, you would have unnecessarily been subjected to medication. Good that they explained things, they have more details since they are constantly monitoring you, and hence they are the best decision - makers. Wish you lots of luck.

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